Baldwin County Sheriff Honored for Drug Prevention Work, Says Two Counties Are ‘One Community’
Baldwin County Sheriff Huey 'Hoss' Mack received the Joseph Treadwell award for his work with the Drug Education Council.
Second Dog Found Shot in Eight Mile as Animal Rescuers Sound Alarm
A second dog was found shot in Eight Mile within days, prompting a Mobile County Sheriff's Office investigation into the shootings.
SXSW-Bound Bands Make a Mobile Stop at Alchemy Tavern
Several musicians bound for the South by Southwest convention in Austin, Texas, pause in Mobile next month, giving locals a preview of the festival acts without the ten-hour drive west.…
Mobile Council Approves Hank Aaron Stadium Sound System Upgrade Amid BayBears Rent Dispute
Mobile's City Council approved a $22,090 sound system contract for Hank Aaron Stadium despite a dispute over unpaid rent owed by the BayBears.
Federal Judge Upholds Order Requiring Mobile County to Issue Marriage Licenses
A federal judge declined to lift her order requiring Mobile County's probate judge to comply with a same-sex marriage ruling despite state pushback.
Attorney General Fights Class-Action Push in Mobile Marriage Case
Alabama's attorney general urged a Mobile federal judge to reject class-action status for a same-sex marriage lawsuit involving Probate Judge Don Davis.
Question Lingers Over Who Replaces Mobile Probate Judge in Adoption Case
After Mobile County Probate Judge Don Davis recused himself from a same-sex adoption case, lawyers are fighting over who should name his replacement.
Mobile County Third-Graders Kick Off Eight-Week Civics and Citizenship Program
More than 400 Mobile County third-graders began an eight-week civics program teaching history, government and community citizenship.
Two Years After Corruption Scandal, Bayou La Batre Still Rebuilding Trust
Two years after ex-mayor Stan Wright's corruption conviction, Bayou La Batre's council and residents are still rebuilding trust in city government.
One-Third of Mobile County Grads Needed Remedial Classes in College
New state data show a third of Mobile County high school graduates entering college in 2014 needed remedial math or English classes.